Chadwick High School - Silver Comet Yearbook (Chadwick, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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' .' f fzw h -X 4 N . , dm,.-M.w., L E-' -' 32 ' A M 1 ui., , 3, 1 Q' 3 +V' ,,,.,.g:' g,,gQ.Q51-1.1 in . , ' I .,J,... ypmvvwmwxwrm ' ff ,I SIL VER COMET OF 1963 CHAD WICKHIGH SCHOOL CHAD WICK ILLINOIS N I H 4 Q K ,C jm5gi:?:g3:mxvr:ag1 ' 59f- -- I If y THE KET GRADES ADMINISTRATION UND ERC LASSMEN ACADEMIC S ACTIVITIES SPORTS SENIORS T 2 Page 3 Page 19 Page 25 Page 31 Page 37 Page 49 Page 63 w 17-.fu Aw , ' f 4' 3 1 x ,M A Az' 2 f 5 .T . R L Y WU' GRADES 1r -:mug .-amp .., X ,M 1, v 4, 1.61 ar f, :ffw nw ,ff W, '::a:.:es ,Q-v, m- M ,f ., '12'1w2. ,Q ,W,w,w,f ff 'Wf- Wm M , ,Q , f , '7 1,5 -5 I .- KINDERGARTE ROW 1: Timothy Cullins, Sarnuel Frey, Gary lben, Aaron Bennett, Randall Gieson, Michael Brown, Raymond Burkholder. ROW 2: Diane Kramer, Ginger Larson, Daniel Janssen, Roger Jacobs, Mark Knutti, Steven lsenhart, Rhonda Stewart, Douglas Quecka boerner. ROW 3: Jzffiey Janssen, Lisa Frank, Julie Horst, JoAnn Daehler, Sheryl Scheidegger, Edward Manning, Philip Akker. We have an enrollment of Z2 children, with l5 boys and seven girls. This is the largest enrollment our kindergarten has ever had. We are experiencing a year of doing many things for the first time. ln September we went to Deer Park, near Ore- gon, lllinois where we enjoyed seeing and feeding the various animals. In October, we enjoyed aHalloween Party in our room and a costume parade through the grade school. We are looking forward to eating Thanksgiving dinner at the school cafe- teria, the Christmas program for our par- ents, and our train ride in the Spring. On the last day of school we will have our picnic and then eagerly await the coming of another year of firsts. Mrs. Joan Schreiner m V141 --Q.-1 W r W W W W W I I 5 W , , . l 49 Hz 1 E ' - '-X?bl'ffI'i i5?- N. 73, -71: 4 W. . fyfr . I, Q Qfggdyfr FIRST GRADE RCW 1: Michael Todd, Kerry Rippy, Cynthia Schneider, Thomas Hart- man, David Davis, Deborah Moen, Brenda Johnson. ROW Z: Vickie Moothart, Catherine Fjelstad, Gregory Tripp, Nancy Ballard, David Linker, .Till Aude, Kevin Livingston, .Till Horst, Christine Furgason. ROW 3: James Mertz, Thomas Vrieswyk, Stephen Matherson, Jan Murray, Jeffrey Holmes, Sharie Eisfeller, Mark Messer, Sherry Gipe. Our 1962-'63 school year opened with an enrollment of 23. Early in the year David Davis came to our school from Clystic, making our total 24. We nowhave eleven girls, and thirteen boys. Committees were chosenfrom the group to serve refreshments, assistedby their mothers, at our Halloween, Christmas, Valentine, and Easter parties. Serving on these committees teaches us to assume responsiblity, and share with each other. We have been thrilled iwth the use of our new Sixties Edition of Scott, Foresman in Reading. The moder- nistic presentation of our stories makes reading most enjoyable. Our new Arithmetic, which is 2 quite advanced, should lead to a better un- ' ', derstanding of numbers. Our year has S5 been a very busy one, but who wants X to loaf? We are alive! Mrs. Irene Peters l 1 x I I r .1 SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Kevin Schneider, Jamie Rippy, Kathy Bush, Steven Knutti, LeAnn Handel, Debra Weber. ROW Z: Dennis Ferris, Laura Keck- ler, Sara Daehler, David Ballard, Thomas Jecklin, Max Gordon. ROW 3: David Wiersema, Jeff Daehler, Debra Yoeckel, Lanora Queckboerner, Jerry Janssen, Mary Jo Frey. The second grade room is evenly balanced this year with nine boys and nine girls enrolled. Excitement reached an all time high when the firemen came to give us a surprise ride on a real firetruck during Fire Prevention Week. We enjoyed our Halloween Party as we dressed like witches and ghosts and paraded in the halls, played games in our room, and ate the good food prepared by our mothers. We read, wrote, and drarnatized storiesg dabbled in paint and colored chalk as we tried to create life-like figures from paper mache. We worked hard learning howto read, write, and spell so that we would be ready for the third grade next year. Mrs. Ruby Stiles 7 'V' K-Nw X 1' , ,, 'E I . i, x , ...SL- THIRD GRADE 7 ROW l: Janet Schlagenhaufen, Allen Patch, Linda Boelkins, Julie Houzenga, Jane Wierserna, Susan Metz. ROW 2: John Larson, Sheldon Geison, Gregory Gipe, Darrell Pauley, Jo Ann Hartman, John Daehler, Dwight Smith. ROW 3: Billy Brown, Stephen Holmes, Patricia Kradle, Lynette Martins, Ruth Mackey, Roxanne Hawley. Nineteen pupils are enrolled in third grade this year. We have four new pupils--Allen Patch and Ruth Mackey from the Mil- ledgeville School, Roxanne Hawley from McGrew, Nebraska, and Patricia Kradle from Rock Falls, Illinois. We are mak- ing paper mache jack-o-lanterns, seed charts, and corn- husk dolls. We plan to have the traditionalparties - - - Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine Day. 6 S I Y 1. - X .. . x Mrs. lrene Kness ' I' -Q? I' P .A 1' 12 . w . X. ,Q- fffy ' 9 1. 8 .f ' b 'Vi4f2k M :fzr:7a,1Q'bn -' ' 1 -'ii' msffr'- f'n'5ff1' WV- +I- --WYE? 1 W - Q 5 ' ' ' M-v-F4 M 1' 1 f F , FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Cheryl Fjelstad, Eileen Houzenga, Richard Fisher, Kathy Matherson, Kent Patterson, Marcia Shuman. ROW Z: Kim Schneider, .Tack Doty, David Queckboerner, Ronald Nye, Sharon Smith, Louann Nye. ROW 3: Allen Rosenow, Donna Jeanne Michael, Janet Geisz, Pamela Balk, Lane Furgason, Donna Schrader. Eighteen fourth graders, ten girls and eight boys, reported for duty on August 29, 1962. This year We used several kinds of media for painting, such as melted wax crayon, soapsuds, wet paper towels, and colored chalk. We correlated our art work with our subject matter by illustrating ma- terial We haduread with murals and diararnas. Mr. Hoffman directed our music education which We thoroughly enjoyed. On three occasions we let down our hair and celebrated. This was A fog Halloween, Christmas and Valentine's X ff I cl f 9 gaff! X f gf I I a f ,J .ff ..4 Q - X ,ff f,,- ,. f ' ' 22 ,J , . X! 7 1 .11 1 y M r s . Lula B r o ck qgfffi V: ,, 6571:--.. ,Q ' ' ' if 5 :az fQ?44gv'., Ki l , I 7 Q k H fl by uf, .N f f, 5-4, a-.rc 33 l I 1 . , 1212: , .PEZ 1 if L 1. -5: 1' FIFTH GRADE . ROW l: Douglas Pauley, Steven Schreiner, Linda Johnson, Debbie Moot- hart, Leornard Queckboerner, Curtis Keim, Linda Schlagenhaufen, Julie Mest, Sue Ellen Queckboerner, .Tan Hartman, ROW Z: Duane Schubert, Eddie Fisher, Mike Ballard, Bob Moen, Lawrence Messer, .Tim Ferris, Mike Strauch, Eugene Tegeler, .Toe Gordon, Kay Patterson, Vicky Wiersema. ROW 3: Steven Akker, Franklin Cook, Larry Boelkins, Janet Dimpfl, David Brown, Randy Fjelstad, Jeannine Brightman, Susan Matherson, Deborah Schroeder, Christine Weber. Eighteen boys and fourteen girls came to grade 5 on August 29. In September Vickie Day moved to a farm south of Rock Falls. Early in the year our class organized a club and elected these officers: Leonard Queckboerner, Presidentg Curtis Keim, Vice-President, Deborah Schroeder, Sec- retary. The purpose of our club isto encourage good citizenship. Pupil committees make many decisions. Our room received an award because all the families of our pupils made the home fire inspection during Fire Prevention Week. Fifth grade is a year of first for many of the children: the first chance to take instrumental lessons, the first year the boys participate in sports activities, and the first time to take part in painting Halloween pictures on the store window. Mrs, Lucile Rahn IO fm -mmm.. ,,,,...... SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Rita Rogers, Camella Sibley, Freddie Murray, Debra Hoover, Craig Lang, .Tim Heffelfinger, Kathy Weirsema. ROW 2: William Frey, Jackie Schreiner, Sherie Strauch, Ann Mackey, Debra.Mertz, Shelby Pauley, Chris Keim, Pamela Akker. ROW 3: Bonnie Weirsema, Dale Queckboerner, Cathy Hartman, Marna Bittner, Judy Brightman, John Balk, Richard Gordon. Twenty-two members enrolled in the sixth grade this year, eight boys and fourteen girls. Class officers for this first semester were:President, Chris Keimg vice-president, Ann Mackeyg sec- retary, Kathy Wiersemag treasurer, .Tim Heffelfingerg pro- gram chairman, Pamela Akker. Assessment of five cents per month was collected for dues for our Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine parties. Many of our mem- bers are in Beginner's Band, Junior Band, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, baseball, track, and cheerleading. Other activities included Hal- loween window painting, Christmas gifts of candles, clay and wood projects, charts, erirnents filmstrips and movies. SX P ' aim Mrs. Gertrude Hymer Y' 33QiIi'53IF.'2-:ig 1 J-.....,..,, E VENTH GRADE 6? yr pq ROW l: Karen Patterson, Lowell Mest, Jim Miller, Ricky Baurngardt Terry Weber, Bob Stolts, Freddy Vrieswyk. ROW Z: Leslie Gordon, Jerry Ballard, Lynn Queckboerner, Keith Foltz, Cathy Schroeder, Diane Schrader, Diane Dirnpfl. ROW 3: Kenneth Foltz, Vianne Bowles Torn Nye, Caroline Whitney, Mark Zumdahl, Dennis Bittner. Meet our Seventh Grade--six girls and fourteen boys. Semester one class officers: President, Mark Zurndahl: Vice-President, Ricky Baurngardt: Secretary, .Tim Miller: Treasurer, Lowell Mest. This class has talent, lots of it! We have representatives in Senior Band, Junior Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Baseball, Track, and Bas- ketball. We also are proud of our trio: Mark Zumdahl, Lowell Mest and Jim Miller. This year We are dividing Patrol duties with the eighth grade as an extra activity. Our class is a well oriented, closely knit group: busy and happy. Mr. Glen Hyrner bo- B 4' 9 I3 7? V if.,-,H f 1 J M.-............-............-..24 EI GH TH GRADE 241 f 1. .,,A J T , 'G W W ROW l: Joe Doty, David Jecklin, Pam Hartman, Rodney Fjilstad, Lola Boelkens, Terry Bennett, Diana Shuman, Beverly Pitts, Donald Weber, Thomas Elder. ROW 2: Angela Schreiner, Cheryl Tegeler, Denny Patch, Loren Brandenburg, Robert Hymer, John Ferris, Neal Queck- boerner, Gloria Rosenow, Hilda Vrieswyk. ROW 3: Virgil Gordon, Tonia Schreiner, Patty Moen, Barbara Gibson, June Geisz, Larry Friederick, Darrell Etnyre, Janet Manning, De Wayne Aude. ABSENT: Sandra Drehmer. Salutations from grade eight! We're twenty-nine strong, lively, and happy in our last year of grade school! Our class officers for semester one: Presi- dent, LorenBrandenburgg Vice President, Denny Patch, Secretary, Janet Manning, Treasurer, Barbara Gibson. We're well represented in Sen- ior Band, Junior Band, Grade Girls' and Mixed Choruses, Baseball and Basketball, Track, A tearri cheerleaders, scorekeepers, SchoolPatrol and high magazine salesmen. Highlights are our Halloween Frolic, Christmas and Valentine parties, and Patrol Picnic. Ah, yes! We're trying to so live that our year will be a profitable one and that our todays will become happy yesterdays. Our motto helps point the way, We all think there are things we can't do until we try! Mrs. Margaret Legel '32 if I DY, A -ay lfgfy si '- --.,...,. , W..-,--. .sv ,,...m,g-, ' i 1912.5 rf - ARS' -53411 'iff 8: I Q h- ...g 3 4 A fr 5' 4 5- P 5 35 uw 2 vi , , X , NP. .giias 1-7 'J 1 J 1 ri 'lcd it if . , 4, . ,,.: gf 77.7, 1.-Al ,J L., .., J 'lax ROW l: Diane Dimpfl, Bob Stoltz, Janet Manning, Shelby Pauley, Pam Senneff, Ken Foltz, Keith Foltz, Angela Schreiner. ROW Z: Vianne Bowles, Dennis Bittner, Joe Doty, June Geisz, Cheryl Tegler, Barbara Gibson, Rodney Fjelstad, Mark Zumdahl, Debbie Mertz, Ann Mackey, Linda Turnbaugh. STANDING: David Jecklin, Loren Brandenburg, Mr. Sampson. ABSENT: Pam Hartman. ROW l: Pam Acker, son, Janet Dimpfl, Lawrence Messer, William Frey, Jeanne Brightman John Balk. ROW 2: Judy Brightman, Marna Bittner, Vicki Wiersema, Bonnie Wiersema, Debbie Schroder, Susan Mather Mike Ballard, Randy Fjelstad, Jim Ferris, David Brown, Eugene Tege- ler, Michael Strauch, Craig Lang, Douglas Pauley. STANDING: Fred Murray, Franklin Cook, Mr. Sampson. 14 fi , 7 - 7 . . , , , - f.,,,3,,-M,,,, , , -aan1s:721's5q7:f,'9f2-2211-11+lfif-2'ri4-:ielryig.,.-.,1w-nazi, J-255-E'ffIi1'1': 1 I -, Ao.-A ' ',f.p-',y,1,-,f.,,u!!:' 1 -' MIXED CHORUS , A - .L 4. 4 - ROW 1: Debbie Moothart, Julie Mest, Rita Rogers, Jan Hartman, Sue Queckborner, Kathy Wiersema, Camella Sibley, Debra Hoover, Craig Lang, Leonard Queckborner, Jim Heffelfinger. ROW Z: Karen Patter- son, Vicky Wiersema, Janet Dimpfl, Ricky Baumgardt, Terry Weber, Ann Mackey, Debra Mertz, Pam Akker, Sherie Strauch, Judy Bright- man, Jeanne Brightman. ROW 3: Shelby Pauley, Bonnie Wiersema, Jackie Schreiner, Lowell Mest, Deborah Schroeder, Jim Miller, Ken Foltz, Marna Bittner, Keith Foltz, Christine Weber, Susan Matherson. ROW 4: Diane Dimpfl, Pam Hartman, Diana Shuman, Diane Schrader, Beverly Pitts, Cathy Hartman, John Balk, Rod Fjelstad, Cathy Schroe- der, Cheryl Tegeler, Vianne Bowles. ROW 5: Donald Weber, Caroline Whitney, Dennis Bittner, Neal Queckborner, Bob Hymer, Barbara Gib- son, June Geisz, Larry Friederich, Loren Brandenburg, Janet Manning Mark Zumdahl, DeWayne Aude. 6 u GIRLS! s i CHOR US ROW l: VickyWiersema, Camella Sibley, Debra Hoover, Kathy Wiersema, Debbie Moothart, Sue Queckborner, Jan Hartman, Julie Mest, Rita Rogers. ROW 2: Judy Brightman, Debra Mertz, Ann Mackay, Susan Matherson, Christine Weber, Deborah Schroeder, Pamela Akker, Janet Dimpfl, Karen Patterson. ROW 3: Jeanne Brightman, Pam Hartman, Jackie Schreiner, Marna Bittner, Bonnie Wiersema, Sherie Strauch, Shelby Pauley, Diane Schrader, Diane Dimpfl. ROW 4: Janet Manning, June Geisz, Caroline Whitney, Barbara Gibson, Vianne Bowles, Diana Schuman, Cheryl Tegeler, Beverly Pitts, Cathy Hartman. ABSENT: Cathy Schroeder. 15 V 2 , X '--' --+ -A--E E. HEA VT WEI GH TS Azygjx 41 21fl'uilt'l3n XJ QUE 23 114 I'-W iw--:ff I I-aim. ROW 1: .Tune Geisz, Neil Queckboerner, Dennis Bittner, Tom Nye, Terry Ben- nett, Rodney Fjelstad, Jody Doty, Cheryl Tegler. ROW 2: DeWayne Aude, Mark Zurndahl, Darrell Etnyre, John Ferris, Larry Frederick, Denny Patch, Robert Hyrner, Coach Hoffman. CHEERLEADERS 7 ,Y,..,.Y, ,T.7,:,--4,7 . Y- V , - ,A ,Y if .,..-,...W-.-n-W 6217126 509 80 C30 VP ISS ata x0 W' il H99 pa-'27 H 6 O aft Oxafx Ula , 1 Yirgaififsihw i2?LfW5EP?:5i7211Ji41l13t5'?::?2i2PE:W:i:5 :' 1.535 15- - , V U f LI GH TWEI GH TS ,Q ROW 1: Lawrence Messer, Craig Lang, Michael Strauch, Leonard Queck- boerner, .Tim Heffelfinger, Curt Keim, Steven Schreiner, .Tim Ferris, Larry Boelkins. ROW 2: William Frey, Ricky Baumgardt, Terry Weber, Franklin Cook, Randy Fjelstad, Eugene Tegeler, Chris Keim, David Brown, Mr. Hoffman. ROW 3: Loren Brandenburg, Donald Weber, David Jecklin, Lowell Mest, .Tim Miller, Ken Foltz, Keith Foltz, John Balk. CHEERLEADER De 6 be Me eiiwe IT? lbkaivb Ga A 6235 nn MaCkeY wav 9 2515525 5,4 '1 E ll RADE BASEBALL t Q Q ROW 1: Mr. Hoffman, Michael Strauch, Craig Lang, Jim Heffel- finger, Steven Schreiner, Leonard Queckborner, Jim Ferris, Curt Keim, Lawrence Messer, Joe Gordon, Robert Moen. ROW 2: Lowell Mest, Terry Weber, Chris Keim, Franklin Cook, Larry Boelkins, Randy Fjelstad, William Frey, Eugene Tegeler, Steven Akker. ROW 3: Virgil Gordon, John Balk, Richard Gordon, Rodney Fjel- stad, Joe Doty, David Jecklin, Jim Miller, David Brown, Tom Elder. ROW 4: DeWayne Aude, Mark Zumdahl, Darrell Etnyre, Larry Friederich, John Ferris, Loren Brandenburg, Neal Queckborner, Dennis Bittner, Donald Weber. BASEBALL 362 BA SKB TBA LL 1962- 1953 THEY Thoms on 13 Milledgeville lO Shannon 4 Center Hill 8 Chestnut Park 8 Mt. Carroll ll Lanark 10 HEA VT WEI GH TS LIGHTWEIGHTS WE THEY WE THEY 41 Center Hill 30 36 Center Hill 18 46 Center Hill Z7 29 Center Hill 9 41 Center Hill 30 Z4 Shannon 15 46 Center Hill 27 31 Milledgeville 12 27 Shannon 17 15 Thorns on 18 Z7 Milledgeville 26 16 Lanark 13 55 ThOmSO1'1 14 19 Chestnut Park 16 14 Lanark 26 28 Lanark 29 55 ChestnutPark21 Z9 Mt. Carroll 27 42, Lanark 39 TOURNAMENT 41 Mt. Carroll 40 29 Chestnut Park 28 TOURNAMENT 19 Shannon 13 46 ChestnutPark 18 26 Lanark 36 36 Milledgeville 34 26 Lanark 47 18 V ' . , ,,,, ,,.. 4.g...., -.A,,,,, 1' Q - f f T,,,.,,T.,qN?f:Mb,?b H ,'mwm,,, . , ,-'-mA43-i+4-v.-.'2..- -N V ADMINISTRATIQN ,E I q n ' 14 v 3 , .4 jf V , . - msg We live today in a rapidly changing world. ln our haste to make changes let's pause, let's consider the better path to take. Let us search for truth and render decisions with wise judg- ment. Consider all facets and weed out propaganda. Make no statement without sincerity of thought. Lead others, only when it has been deter- mined that ours is this better path. Question and question again, search and search again, until you have determined that this Way is rightg then move forward rapidly with God's blessing. I hope to never see the day, when ink drops falling from my pen will be taken for philosophical truths without categorical analysis. ll' If W DISTRICT BOARD OF ED UGA TION Mr. Hartman, Mr. Brown, Mr. Cook, Mr. AdO1ph, Mr. Bowles, Mr. Schreiner. L, A. Messer, Superintendent BUARD OF ED CA TION DISTRICT 8 STANDING: Mr. Aude, Mr. Keirn. SITTING: Mr. Queckborner, Mr. Weber, Mr. Foltz, Mr. Frank, Mr, Metz. 20 m mmm. , --,--.,. L H, 49:1 . . . 'Q g i l , I H -f --7 -W --f' -4 Q'- f- r , , , I I I el.: - f-.fv.Wg1.Mq1sg:fQgh?rL V. I ...r ... , .f.,-lu ' ' ' XMI I ' I 4 ' I 'A ESTHER E. FREY LaVerne College, B.A. Bethany Biblical Seminary, Claremont Graduate School Pacific School of Religion Union Theological Seminary English Advisor of: Freshmen Librarians FRANCIS MCCANN University of Illinois B University of Minnesota English German Advisor of Drarnatics Junior Class MARILOU PENTICOFF M,R.E. lil 6689 9000 lf4f 1 1 1 Q ' , 'A- ,I L ,, ,,., V E .. r'.,, i 11:53 2? owne rs -. L' ' f, ' ' ' ELF , , . 1 ,fl ' : ' , ,.4, I ' : ' I . :wean J 111l'xx11 'I , I -m L Y Northern Illinois Umver sity Business Education Advisor of Senior Class Annual Newspaper 21 B PAGE? EEUU ig' ID Mal .15 CHARLES B . DYSON Western Illinois University University of Illinois, B.S. Agriculture, Biology, General Shop Advisor of: Junior Class F.F'.A. JANET K. SCHMIDECAMP Northern Illinois University, B.S. Rockford College Home Economics, Girls' P.E. Advisor of: Junior Class F.H.A. ORLIN F. FREY Washington Jr. College Bluffton College, B.S. Bethany Biblical Seminary, B.D. State University of Iowa Bethel College Fresno State College Mathematics, Science Advisor of: Student Council Sophomore Class 22 Q RONALD J. SAMPSON Northern lllinois University, B.S High School Band High School Vocal Grade School Band Advisor of: Sophomore Class FRANK STOTTS State College of Iowa B A Coach World History Dr1ver's Training Problems of Democracy Bo s' P E Y Advisor of Freshman Class 23 COOKS fi - 8 9 , L ln, ff , gf iii mga Y 5 L ,G 1.f in QA K 1 9 Mrs. F ederick SECRETARJES In I , x X 1' - ' I-' ' g-. '51.,-51:5-gg-px-131:-.:--gy:495531.55preyf.wpqaa.1z14.,ySd:ag-nw-a,xrz.wn-vX. .4 , - ly.. , MVA .4a4a6f-5K5-t?'- ,,71+w'f':v,..-:.f.f'fffm?vssVz22fa.aQcafv:f:f.m1f,f' wr. . L F, -.P ' V 5.2 4:'2'11,':. HE3 ' M ' .-jig , 'lgvaf 3I,31leTi.v,f p,'jj',-QQ' it ik ,',7,::fA. uf-1 3a::55:.fg:.-. jaw-1 ' 'G-'lf , 44? - A-J-'f'3 .4' f if DERQLASSME y J ' I' I -wg' 1 ff 1 'fc sr ' ,ff , f, 4, f f',w fy 1 f 1 995 ' 5, 2 T 'i 155, 'g ' 'ff 4 . A x f Aw , , E' I 5 4 ' K , x J, ,nf lv L C if , 1 , 1 . B ! , I f 1 L f Q F 5 ,I E 1 E 1 4 W : f 5 v- u 1 5 -P- :'v:.f. -.f,u.me:., vfzuin-.iv-,i '21 Sfii 5 , ,E 9 Q-. 1 ne., ' -,.L..L. L - FRE HME ROW l: Margaret Turney, Judy Metz, Darlene Van Kampen, Juanita Adolf, Cindy Kness, Mary Turney, Duane Shuman, Larry Knutti Dick Cradle, Larry Wier- sema. ROW Z: Edmond Bal- lard, Roger Hartman, Tom Brown, Clayton Hubbard, Ray Alexander, Cassandra Henderson, Diane Schubert, Camilla MacKay, Linda Pauley, Mary M. Prowant. ROW 3: Connie Hartrnan, Kathleen Messer, Ernie Lartz, Jim Nye, Tom Jil- derda, Larry Pitts, Ronald Houzenga, Gordon Vos, Frederic Cook, Mike Senneff The Freshman class of 63 has an enrollment of thirty students, thirteen girls and seventeen boys. The officers are: President, Ronald Huizenga, Vice-President, Tom Brown, Secretary, Juanita Adolph, Treasurer, Duane Shuman, Student Council members, Mary Margaret Prowant and Dick Kradle. 1 On October 5, we were initiated and everyone had fun. On November 2 we gave the Sophomore Return party. The Freshman class would like to thank Mr. Stotts and Mrs. Frey, our ad- visors, for all they have done for us this year. OFFICERS President, Ronald I-Iuizengag Vice-President, Tom Brown, Secretary, Juanita Adolph, Treasurer, Duane Shumang Student Council, Mary Margaret Prowant and Dick Kradle. 26 Lily 1 V ' r ' ' U- 'f?7 .7'7'7f:1.'I'l. iiliwf li,'i,'75'ii'4 i' OPH OM ORE S ROW 1: Joan Pitts, Lana Bum gardt, Sheila Sibley, Leslie Hoover, Sharon Brightman, Betty Elder, Judy Turnbaugh. ROW 2: Judy Mertz., Randall Houzenga, Neil Henderson, Cynthia Whitney, Franklin Hubbard, James Pitts, Cheryl Ferris. ROW 3: Shirley Brightman, Nancy Branden- burg, Linda Hartman, Bill Rosenow, John Snodgrass, Merlyn Khaler, David Zumdahl. The Sophomore class of 1962-63 has Zl members with a slight majority of girls. There are many activities outside the regular curriculum in which the class is active. We have three students in the band and three boys out for bas- ketball. Sophomore girls also make up half of the Fresh-Soph Cheerleading squad. Then, of course, many Sophomores are in F.T.A. and F.H.A. Money raising projects sponsored by the Sophomore class included a Hobo Day, car wash, and selling stationery. We also had a very successful Freshman Initiation party during the begin- ning of the school year. OFFICERS President, Leslie Hoover, Vice-President, Betty Elder, Secretary, Judy Mertzg Treas- urer, Nancy Brandenburg, Reporter, David Zumdahlg Student Council, Cheryl Ferris and Sheila Sibley. - i UN I ORS ROW 1: Jane Sibley, Sherri Fossett, Barbara Schubert, Sharon Adolph, Lawrence Queckboerner, Richard Moen Karen Nelson. ROW 2: Con- nie Beyer, Barbara Kness, Lana Maring, Marcia Tripp, Darryl Mest, David Turney, Jerry Murray. ROW 3: Rey- nolds Smith, Henry Newen- dyke, Lowell Hartman, Kenny Kaul, Gregory Stengel, Ronald B rown, James Senneff. The Junior Class of 1962-63 has Z1 students. Our class sponsors are Mr. Dyson, Mr. McCann, and Mrs. Schmidecalnp. Our projects this year included a pancake supper, selling Christmas cards and wrapping paper, and other various money making projects. We also had a lot of fun putting on our play Arsenic and Old Lace. The prom and the ordering and receiving of our class rings were two of the main highlights of our Junior year. OFFICERS President, Kenny Kaulg Vice-President, Darryl Mestg Secretary, Connie Beyer, Treasurer, Karen Nelson, Reporter, Ronnie Brown, Student Council, Sherri Fossett and Reynolds Smith. 28 LJ fm , www 11 f 1 ! mf v 45, . f 2 .1 ' 7' ' ,ff an M. 51 WH-v 752 9 '44, ,, 12 ,I f... ,ff Y rfwya, , ' uf H 5411, -1 ., . - 'f2:f1ffM'.af ,ffvffwf ww f , ,, If nf-'00 yr -5,-val, .-IKM. I vfvffymf., , mm, Nfl 14-Q r ',,n , Fl, W'ag,j':'vff7,, H ,, QW... ,, - ffl D ,YZ 4 WW 1. iw 1 1- 1 A f', C. 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'na' f .5gx, N f-L Vf 11 ' ' -V 1 V9 ' - :- ' f f ,- 3 A161 1 'i' A ,fi 11' ' X 145' Hr . YQ ' - -- V. WL X . u q 'f'B zif4 2 LEW I- .U - c 8.1 '--- -'t-X 1 ' -HER K ACADEMICS -'77 H ' Q 'w' fa f- E aj f' Q- F Lvj , W-,Q 'T ji' iiesiil if 5 A 1 . A . 354 ,fm i V , i . l ' 2 , 4 ,2,f ,,,, - ,Nl iff Yugi 2 Ai 2717475 E ,,,, ,Z past f Q . Physics students Darryl Mest and Kenny Kaul experiment with the analytical balance, a Vital tool in the study of physics and chemistry, Watch your fingers Dave, warned Linda Hartman as she and David Zum- dahl dissect a crayfish in Biology Class. BUS MA THADDED Two Ag students, Richard Geisz and Paul Bennett learn to test soil to determine its fertility. Don't spill that solution, Paul. TO CURRICUL UM 'I ' '-'f'fif'-'1?T777 L': L '. IfLei-fr'J:Lf1,f,':fs:v1:L1A-!ffvLf1':'?71'mm'Zavi.-iv-fmf.aauri-M1414 Larry W. and Ronnie H. demonstrate the action of the lift pump as one of their General Science projects. There's your answer boys, proudly states Ronnie Brown as he Shows Algebra students Larry Pauley and Reynolds Smith how to use the slide rule. Geometry student Aurella Nelson, shows Leslie Hoover and Judy Turnbaugh how to determine a point by means of a compass. 33 , 5 ,' 'ff'?QF7,:1-'-if 4 1 -g-:- 5 5' ,YS 'f li? , L91-J' 5 ,ei N t 311 ! '7' 'Si7'aEf':-'1:i1.,,,555-:f5:wfi'f', yes, f U Z2 T231:'aas2:g'3,f:?'1?f'l 21 V' I . 4 mtv, 4, wr iw-2 s f-U , -'fsfffzfe 7, , J 1 ,j - N . ji -' 7 , dsx, ' .,-,f,. ' , - ' , 5 ,,,,,, , f hai? 1 ' . - 5, Qgfgh ,-1 . . --'---...,,,,,. Y, ' , Double double toil and trouble turn on the stove and Watch it bubble - - - over. Seriously these fine, young cooks are Connie Hartman, Juanita Adolph and ' X . ' we--1 'fi fum, I 3' V -' Y ' 'ii' 1 1 i.. - iii? ,WHL . 19 4' f ff - ' Cassandra Henderson who are mixing up a tasty concoction during Home Economics ' 5 ' class. M1 fr 77 M 4' 1 i 17914: X ' ,449 if cc iz I x 'V' 1 f J , W A A X mf + i?g',', L 1- J , .1 S 1 11 sf' .s .v , y f, 1 5 ,f 02 f' 'c f X , ' t , 1 - 1 R 3' '31 ,I i4::,v:.ff,f31, '- , -1 1::5e5ffff .'f+ff'v ,. f ' l '- my I .VF W , I his t , X 6 I: 'l. 4. , ,, I , 42 ' N 33? 2 Y ' -4 'PQ , Q , i 2 . 1 5 9 Q ' Y, 5- 55 1 15,7 i i I ,W 337 U fl 9' I ' ' A I ,U S No, this is not the Jackie Gleason show, and those girls are not the .Tune Taylor Dancers or the Radio City Rockettes. That is a picture of girls' P.E. perform- ing one of their exercises. Lois Alleman, Ronda Lartz, Diane Burk- holder, and Pat St. Clair practice the hieroglyphics of their trade as they take dictation from shorthand records. 4 72 ii-i U ' N 'Zl' If Y -51 .za f 1 Q v::r: 'f1! ' 'L-f - gf ' 1ibw'!!'w4' V V .due-,-re -1 , 3- -A. M , ff. ,. , V ,Vg gn ,y- U f ' 1 , s-. V. ., 'Y' , P s N- .N rdrr, N, . ' tfifk. Q. -Y. 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'f.1p.L,,,,. 4 1 Li g '151.fa5',,'J1'L'f f 5 V 'Q I , .-1gE1N'f.. .vf- VT' ' v f ' - f. -- ' i ri if t GERMAN DEPT OBTAINS One can almost hear the typewriters clicking as these young typists con- centrate on their work. We can't see the teacher but one can bet she's there telling them to, Keep your eyes on the copy! N ' 'ml Z1. l NH f-153'--4 Coach Frank Stotts shows Sherri Foss-ett and Randhall Houzenga how to properly pull into a parking space on the Driver's Ed magnetic traffic board. A UDI O-LIN G UAL EQUIPMENT Larry Adolph and Allan Hu with a basketball to sharpe technique during boys' P.E. 111?C6f.'4'nWfkw5m1I54444vMH - ' 'Z Some expert advice is given by student instructor Lana Maring to Diane. Perhaps Lana is telling Diane the same thing We see on the bulletin board behind them. Somberness and thoughtfulness is the atmosphere dictated by the study hall as the students work on assignments and prepare for exagms. izenga play catch n their passing 35 Freshman Gordon Voss, Dick Kradle, and Larry Knutti seem to be arguing about whether that saw is a rip or a crosscut saw. Don't worry boys, by the end of your first year of Ind, Arts you'll know, that and much more Barbara Schubert, Jane Sibley, Henry Newendyke, and Lawrence Queckborner keep themselves informed on current events through the American History class's newspaper, THE AMERICAN OBSERVER. 36 Two students Sandi Brightman and Marcia Tripp are diagramming an apparently funny sentence or else they did a funny job of dia grarnming an ordinary sentence I give up girls, what s so funny'7 1. ..n- .,. ACTI .4.v,,f ',- . ., . .-I: wslffd -. . .. . -. . . L- ,N .r-.fix .,N. , , , ,iii V iflfl.-., 'AMI Q - .51 ' 5 'l,4' :.., ,. - g.:,' , , 'iff . -I x '- , , r,,v , , . , f -. fm, ' H ,f,, . 1,. A.. - ..:' . V. . Htl , 4 - - :'1'f.u,- qf, '-vu-W N -- X fn I' -1. ' 1 -fs: ,f , ' A: 'fx .1.,,- .uh TIE .1 I4 , 14 .wi ,f xr, A in 3' . I , ,I-J, , . 4 ' ff .N 4 ,N .I f ,-,. 4-1. f x f .. .- ', ..f Z Z ':, IW., f , ,lf 9 . . , 4 41541. qw' , 1 s ROW 1: Margaret Turney, Sherri Fossett, Diane Burkholder, Joan Pitts, Judy Metz, Sharon Adolph, Jane Sibley, Juanita Adolph, Cas- sandra Henderson, Mary Turney. ROW Z: Carnilla McKay, Diane Schubert, Mary Margaret Pro- want, Connie Hartman, Barbara Schubert, Lana Baumgardt, Pat St. Clair, Linda Pauley, Sheila Sibley, Lois Alleman. ROW 3: Ardith Rosenow, Karen Zuidema, Karen Nelson, Connie Beyer, Barb Kness, Judy Turnbaugh, Kathleen Messer, Sharon Bright- man, Betty Elder, Sandi Bright- man. ROW 4: Judy Mertz, Marcia Tripp, Cynthia Whitney, Cheryl Ferris, Lana Maring, Shirley Brightman, Nancy Brandenburg, Ellen Vos, Linda Hartman, Ronda Lartz. L00 The F.H.A. consists of 40 girls, our advisor, Mrs. Schmidecamp, and our chapter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beyer. The theme for the year was Tickets to Tomorrow. Our activities included a Bunco Night, serving F.F.A. Banquet, constructing welcome signs for the com- munity, the annual Xmas Tea and decorating the halls of C.H.S., a panel discussion on the pros and cons of working mothers, Mother-Daughter Tea, and making Easter baskets for the children at Mt. Carmel Home. OFFICERS FOR 1962-1963: President, Connie Beyer, Vice-President, Marcia Tripp, Secretary, Linda Hartman, Treasurer, Diane Burkholder, Sec- ond Vice-President, Karen Zuidema, Degrees Chair- man, Nancy Brandenburg, Recreation Chairman, Lana Maring, Public Relations, Karen Nelson, Projects Chairman, Sandi Brightman, Historian, Ellen Vos. Richard and Pat display OFFICERS an F.F.A.--F.H.A.We1- ' r U F come sign. YZ . E 1 Z 5 9 , -f . . , - Yi 1 P Fr ' T I :V J ,' 5 it V . , , . ,i.f:...., , , ' f 'vi .1 IQ, , -if V ,V I - V. cf W 6 fe V .4 ' is 1 Yi' Q' J - . L ff--. f ' -,, h H is Something is cooking in QXMAKFR5- cooking class as we see +0 of the girls prepare a meal. 44, ' '74 3 m .. 7' ze if 1 vm I I Q ' ' A H Y rf, f 01, - Q ,f if Sharon, Marcia, and Lana 44, Q60 Q are arranging Christmas D HO a... - ij . ,Q goodies for the Tea. NEW ' : , 1 4' E113 'i9f57' i iii 1 fa' . f f . .J 1 38 f , , , k. ,.,. , A, ., . .. . . ,-: L, 'vL,:,:,H, VU ...TF X rm iv,.,.m,.,,w,,l,..:,,..:.3.,n5,13-,i,.,,,,3 . ------fr-----i Q I-.5 V. p ,, , A Y . . . . . . . ,Cx -Gm The Chadwick Chapter, Future Farmers of America, has 30 members enrolled in the Chapter and 29 enrolled in Vo-Ag for the l96Z- 63 year. Officers for the year were President, Dennis Etnyreg Vice-President, Kenny Kaul, Secretary, Larry Adolph, Treasurer, Richard Cveiszg Sen- tinel, Ken Michael, Reporter, Allan I-luizengag Mr. Dyson, Advisor. During the year various activities were held and they were as follows: National F.F.A. con- vention at Kansas City, International Livestock Show, Parent and Son Banquet, Seed Sales, Scrap Drive, State Convention, judging contests, and F.F.A. Basketball. OFFICERS I '- ' ' of AM G E J 'W mc 325:51 .1-. me 01 ,M X uf? ' QOGF-lllghqb in f : D' hog ux-'V 5 f. 0 u 1 ,,,,..g---..z.. ROW l: Duane Schuman Eddie Ballard, Roger Hartman, Tom Brown, Ray Alexander, Lawrence Queckborner, Jim Nye, Dick Moen Tom Jilderda, Larry Pitts. ROW Ronald l-louzenga, Burnell Moen Randall l-louzenga, Larry Adolph Bill Rosenow, Ken Kaul, Greg Stengel, Ken Micheal, Lowell Hartrnan, Jol'1n.Snodgrass. ROW 3 .Terry Murray, Ronnie Brown, Jim Senneff, Paul Bennett, Allan Hui zenga, Ken Heffelfinger, Dick Geisz Derrill Schroth, Arlyn Larson Dennis Etnyre These Hampshire sheep are part of a herd which Ronnie has as a segment of his farming program These Berkshires are from Kenny's Purebred herd. The boar won third place at the Wis. State Fair Sparky is the angus calf that Allan won in the calf scramble at the C.C, Fair. Larry Adolph also caught a calf. nl' n ' ' ,LAAMA-in 1 4 ,A :jj p. ANNUAL TA FF A Kb., I , , wi-..1 , ., , X x . ,fi-'92 6 gi il l L 2: Q 64 5' u QE ii CO-EDITORS: Ken Michael and Allen I-Iuizenga. ADVISOR: Miss Penticoff. I 4 , . ,L 4 , ' fl , Z f ' '2 ' W9 1 41' W 2 '3 Y' 4 it ROW l: Diane Burkholder, Pat St. Clair, Lois Allernan. ROW Z: Ardith Rosenow, Connie Beyer, Karen Zuiclema. ROW 3: Sandi Bright- man, Marcia Tripp, Aurella Nelson. ROW 4: Ellen Vos, Ronda Lartz, Reynolds Smith. ROW 5: Ken Michael, Larry Pauley. ROW 6: Dennis Etnyre, Allan Huizenga, Arlyn Larson. SIL VER COMMENTA TOR STAFF If ffl auf 1' l -.M A. , ' I ,V ,,V, SITTING: Sandi Brightman, Ellen Vos, Karen Zuidema, Barbara Kness, Marcia Tripp, Ronda Lartz. STANDING: Derril Schroth, Connie Beyer, Lois Alleman, Miss Penticoff, Advisor. Qs 4 ,,,, 3714 , - ffl A 1 A . .A iil. I T XJL- 1 'A Q-'-1234 if . V for , , my A W, gs 2 W I, ,Q 1,?'L. w?: , , gh: - A sfw 2 f,,, , Q , '7Wf?Niffl,f I ,- ...V 40 L-. f-fi lr-J f f'.':s 1,u-.5--4B .1,.,,, ,f , ' - ..,,,, Q -,.:.. - -, .wp ,,,,, v LIBRARIAN N'-.,.,1 ..,, The librarians, the unsung heroes of the Assembly Hall, and those people to whom you begrudgingly pay your library fines, give up their time so that you can enjoy the library facilities. Plans for the library this year include a recatalog- ing of all the books. Mrs. Frey is their sponsor. L... Sandi Brightman, Pat St. Clair, Cheryl Ferris, Karen Nelson, Sharon Adolph, Kenny Kaul, David Zurndahl, Greg Stengel, Mrs. Frey, and Marcia Tripp. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is Chadwick High Schoo1's representative body. Led by President Dennis Etnyre the Student Council has charge of the individual student photographs the Christmas Dance and many other activities. Their advisor this year is Mr. Frey. Mr. Frey Advisor Sheila Sibley Sandi Brightman Larry Pauley Dennis Etnyre Reynolds Smith Sherri Fossett Cheryl Ferris Mary Margaret Prowant Dick Kradle. 41 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 wp-F,-,,. - 4. ROTHER GOOSE Jeff Adams. . . Carol Adams . . . . Wes Adams. . . Hyacinth Adam s ..... Helen ....... Peggy Winkel . Eve Mason. . Lenore Hudson. Mrs. Trimmer . Truck Driver . CAST Dennis Etnyre .Sandi Brightman Richard Geisz Diane Burkholder Lois Alleman Karen Zuidema Ellen Vos Pat St. Clair . . . Aurella Nelson . . . Paul Bennett 5 H ff W! X . ,,,, , ,,,,.,m , 1 H my f leaf Wir - .,,............, , ARSE ICA D OLD LAW CAST Teddy Brewster Mort1rner Brewster Abble Brewster Martha Brewster Elalne Harper Offmcer O'Hara Lt Rooney Off1cer Klem Off1cer B rophy Kenny Kaul Darryl Mest Marc1a Trmpp Sharon Adolph Sherrl Fossett Davld Zumdahl Henry Newendyke Lawrence Queckboerner Dav1d Turney Jonathan B rewster Dr Emnsteln Mrs Harper Mrs W1therspoon Mr Cubbs Mr Hoskms Mr Spenalzo Reynolds Smlth Gregory Stengel Karen Nelson Lana Marmg Jxrn Senneff Rmchard Moen ZW CONTEST PLA T The The The The The Qi 'W' 1 Z iff 1 mi! V77 f f Q, L., 2 1 , , 4 fi ,, I If I J? f 'ff '73 1 4, Z I lt 1 f THE HUNGERERS Williarn Saroyan Larry Pauley Ken Michael Barbara Yoeckel Betty Bowles Barry Farley u 4 'S all - i CHRISTMAS DANCE Q U E E N D 1 A N A If 1 N G D E N N If u V4 5 J gf- 5- 1 w -...-ig, ..,v-uq., W... -,,. BANQUET ORCHES TRA Lincoln Mano 1' Dixon, Illinois The Aristoc rats DATE May 19, 1962 Z .ur I ' 4 - I e 1 , li J It If li 4 li K H , I nm, 'girl 25553 ' 5: -- ff 1? En ,A - - , Lpffyfwn ,. ,iff ' - - :--'ii 1 ' f:1 1f 1fiT,T ..'T-'-,'-M'2finV imyi,g2,Hf?f1ip'i,pZ':'f.E .val1:L-ff?-ifeff-!67 a-.dyzf-Y MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: Margaret Turney, Diane Burkholder, Judy Metz, Mary Turney, Sharon Adolph, Lois Alleman, Pat St. Clair, Barbara Schubert, Jane Sib- ley, Cassandra Henderson. ROW Z: Diane Schubert, Camilla Mackey, Betty Elder, Tom Jilderda, Darryl Mest, Roger Hartman, Larry Knutti, Sheila Sibley, Mary Margaret Prowant, Linda Pauley. ROW 3: Kathleen Messer, Karen Zuidema, Connie Beyer, Kenny Kaul, Fredric Cook, Gordon Vos, Reynolds Smith, Marcia Tripp, Judy Mertz, Karen Nelson, Mr. Sampson. ROW 4: Sandra Brightman, Dennis Etnyre, Larry Pauley, David Zumdahl, Lana Maring, Richard Cfeisz, Kenny Michael, Gregory Stengel, Nancy Brandenburg. GIRLS' CHOR US ROW 1: Margaret Turney, Diane lene VanKampen, Joan Pitts, Diane Schubert, Mary Turney. ROW 2: Betty Elder, Juanita Adolph, Judy Metz, Cassandra Henderson, Sheila Sibley, Mary Margaret Prowant, Connie Hart- man. ROW 3: Mr. Sampson, Lois Allernan, Sandi Brightman, Judy Mertz, Shirley Brightman, Nancy Brandenburg, Ronda Lartz. Burkholder, Cynthia Kness, Dar- : K - y -.fff 5 1 -ij. 4 N I 1' l E I I 1 W ., K, 7 .u -i,.,,.....+. ' ', ii H j f SQL OS AN D GRADE SCHOOL Coronet Duets Solos French Horn Duet Saxophone Duet Clarinet Trio 721-:T1 -1 fgfri' ,,.,, ., -,.,....M N SEM BLE HIGH SCHOOL F- s ' ff' ,fm ' 1' U' 1fXVV'ff ,-'Q IM H 'f La ffy QQ' LW, gf '31 Wa Qi Ii' ' W3 Woodwind T1-io T1-io Brass Quartet Solos Sextet Saxophone Trio Clarinet Quintet SE IOR BAND ROW l' Lana Marinff Ninc B , Y D, ,V Y randenburgy Linda Pauley, Pat Marcia Tripp, Vianne Bowles, Connie Beyer, Reynolds Smith St, Clair, Keith Foltz, Kenneth Foltz, Angie Schreiner, Fred Barbara Gil3501'l, Mark ZU1T1Cl?ll11.5TANDING5 Larry Pauley, Cook, Rtmda Lanz. RQW 23 Margaret Turney, Diane Dimpfl, Ellen Vos, Ken Micheal, David Zuindahl, Mr. Sampson. lN Mary Turney, June Geisz, Cheryl Tegeler, Sandi Brightrnan, FRONT? -IUCIY TU1'UbaUShfK5ith199n MSSSQT- , --e--m--we-e---r-- wi , ,V . .. ,,1,:g31:q:y:g., -mlziqzg-1z:g3:ggg1+ ' '72f.g, '1,.aS -,fri 21 GQETTTTI 'T H '1-'35 .. 7 'l'17i5'f:'5': S '.':1: ' lay., 1- ,sim ,' ' H-Q., . -, , -. 11 2 cr. '-filer!!-1'1'1, 1 ' Zia. - . l'!1'V ,Q ,r v . W. . Writ' 'irizgfifilf 3:5-, 1- 'ilkiiilpiio ,, ,im , .. , ,Y abr K v a ? 3 v QC ff ' ' T 11, r.:r1.a,2f', f nuff ' M542 ..,-f,-:':3k:.vu ' . ' Wig- H,- w,fce7 W', ..13,z1,2L?j 1-,:,:,, ' gms, Q'- 'E,':25'f, -Q2f.4AQ?412,I:,1 -Q ww, Hem :Z ' if 'wif ' 'W::'2f4i'1,Lff.'f!w 'xlqiiffl-Zf'Z?2lil 1121? L - 4 :-L ATHLETICS X I -- rf' fi'-- --fs::awe-s,sf:'ff'w'2' '1f'f m ba- w:f.m-.uf.-.-... . - va I I 21 rf' wr J! gl- Q? Q 7-., v i , BASEBALL ROW l Reynolds Smith, Dennis Etnyre, Arlyn Larson Larry Knutti Ken Kaul Darryl Meet. ROW Z: Larry Pauley David Zurridahl Dick Kradle Larry Wiersema, Keri Heffelfinger, Coach Stotts Chadwick Chadwick Chadwick Chadwick Chadwick Chadwick FA LL RECORD Thomson Sabula Elizabeth Shannon Preston Elizabeth f . , Gai:Ziwv:fx-rff.f4fdfaF7f'i' .,'..,wf'V' 1 . X I a CINDERMEN , . If ' G f, 'y:',4g'E:'2: '5 , , H .,,-,,,,y:4,,o:.:yy Vg, ,, . , , 4, 4,97 ,,, ,3 f. , n I , 'T r 1f1ni1?Zfasf4wHw ffffdel ff . ,ffz-.ax ff'f z,g,,f, 4-ua,f,f:-wg.-A 4 4 ', 56172 ,G aliiflff' 53112 , ' 77, ' nf f N , 'f,3:l5,:!,!pga X .7 - , ,fa Clayton Hubbard, Ken Kaul, Franklin Hubbard, a mf , . : . . f I , egg I ' David Zumdahl, Dennis Etnyre, Darryl Mest, ' A T , f - ' and Coach Stotts. I ? ' I 5 in V . , I , fi 751274 l 'Y' W ' ' ' T ' f' ' -if. 1 -11 f f Q fvfmi-,f . ,f25fJf'f-P' f' 'L W ml iw-.N -', frf fi' fm ','ff'W flTlf P'r,1f fff2' 'iff fi. . N . V , ..',, -,'- A ,A af A .11 43,51 V , Q4 sa ., , 5:--Q ' -- fy fAA--- ' - --Q . I M-f-'- ' ' ..J '4z 1,.'i5 '7f H 5:55 1 W '5 . fr-7 M 2,5 ,iff ' f' , 'V' j W ' H ,jeff M X , , 4 .94 M- , if ,., r 'I M. el 4 I 3 ll 'psf A ak Z I Q 9 uv' 4 f 5 ,gg . ML, f ' .W 4 F , 4 ' ' ' m ,.-nf'-'AE' , '- f ' f' W. ,LIZ ,,.!,, .V '-4435-g, .?af7, J 1 1 k K ., , gil , U .7 1, zu. 'fr' 'I ,, 4, ' 1 if 1 Q J My A -. X -r 7 H J- f 4 t, Poised in readiness Darryl awaits the starter's gun! M- - ,' , a: .fQ ,,-, : ,-',, VL?-' 1 ., I. EUWYTS hands baton to ' 77' 1 1' Farley in the 440 relay, -.' ,, ,f 4 xv ' nw, - 1 , v ,. Z j' -L, l v ' AN. 2, .F ' ,-5' ,f,'!f 'i5Q Qian' lk ' 'I ' V 'i ' -M ..-......4..-... if 5 .l E ir ' lr P3 E fi .,..., fi if ff 3 i Ah, the finish line! . 53 ll- 5 mv L I V it-fl V Q -.-4 014' f i v 1 , 7 l 1 -. ff ., VK ' u dn -1 1-1- 4.1 A-1 5 l l A l I KNEELINGZ Jerry Murray, David Turney, Darryl Mest, Reynolds Smith Lowell Hartman, Kenny Kaul. STANDING: Gregory Stengel, Kenny Hef- felfinger, Dennis Etnyre, Arlyn Larson, Derrill Schroth, David Zum- dahl, Coach Stotts. S .AW K 'ZX 3.13-N vw -4 ROW l: Kenny Kaul, Darryl Mest, David Turney, Reynolds Smith, Jerry Murray, Lowell Hartman. ROW Z: Gregory Stengel, Kenny Heffelfinger, Dennis Etnyre, Arlyn Larson, Derril1Schroth, David Zumdahl, Coach Stotts. 54 I VARSITY RECORD WE. THEY 61 Clinton St. Mary's 74 51 Orangeville 53 60 Leaf River 71 58 Savanna 51 56 Thomson 41 85 Carnanche 67 49 Rockford Guilford 58 73 Lanark 66 96 Scales Mound 88 57 Pearl City 56 59 Orangeville 70 82 Thomson 53 74 Lanark 79 78 Carnanche 45 56 Shannon 58 69 Mt. Carroll 47 64 Forreston 70 72 Lanark 61 82 Thonnbon 49 73 Milledgeville 49 63 Rockford Guilford 67 65 Lexa-Winslow 83 79 Pearl City S5 X i- f-HE' I 4 'F RESH-SOPH BASKETBALL 1' KNE Dick Kradle, Fredric Cook. STANDING: Coach Stotts, .Tim Nye, Gordon Vos, Neil Henderson. ELING: Larry Knutti, Roger Hartman, John Snodgrass, r' ': ' 1 .1 1 W1-5 lf?4'15I'F6i-I4C?6 .E'f6F!H'!!!9!Y1Gfl'95?f LE TTERMEN S David Reynolds Kenny Darryl Coach Stotts Arlyn Dennis Larry Kenny CLUB 5' 24 .gg 4351 1 Qs 'V ' 1 -F + N 1 . 5 5 i N , W 252' :wif 53:15 fi? li: L-.131 L 1 . 5? I 4-Q ,Q va. '4 X K ifwvw 'xr' new 5 231549. A gm H'- N 1 I 1 ,X X ,Z I, J --an 'I , . 5' rl., ' 11 :Q-1' 1 -T2 uf ,,,5pj' -' .. 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'sing H fthe iiuggal sltartxilijg pliqriygdgu 21? 1 n a r 1.1 scams M 'filling the rest of the positions ' ' ' ' ' iuanarit 72-til in with reserves, Chadwick high's Silver Streaks, Friday night de- feated the Thomson Trojans, 56- LANARK-Sparked by Denllisllianover vsf PcarlV,City'in Etnyre and Arlyn Larson, who championship round at' 3245!,Ii.I!15 scored 35 and 30 points, respec- Chadwick 29113542123 Wl0U't4Btf9g . ' 41 th Tl fl .Thm- l,Cl'd'k 'L d U 1 . Coniei ence Tilt -SH,-fm Q 'J -'F gilt? iii: Wiping our some ofthe stil VCI' tfeii S III 'anal' 33511 ggg gig? rg gg pf il deleat in the Carroll Col' r-1 . . . Milan 1 gnggnd ,Q y 'ournament, Chadwick hig , h th A 5 ' 'if Silver Streaks Tuesday niy -Ourney IP W1 lals b :mzias Totals 322321- downed the Lanark Beavers, ' P I Cf - we .yffflfff ffff. 61, in a Carroll Conference ga 5i?iQo'una ....,. gg 22 img al1.?a:faiatli1t0a.. TT Chad highs sive 1 the conference, with two confer ence games yet to be played. All dive starters hit the baske ill the tirst quarter to give tht Streaks a 21-18 lead, then tht boys got hot in the seconc quarter to outscore the Beaver: 19-5 in that period for a 40-2? halftime lead. But Denny Et nyre was troubled by fouls, ac cumulating four in the first hah ot the game, so he rode tht bench during the next quarter Fouls began hurting others lr the last period as the Beaverf tried to overcome the Streaksi lead, and about midway through the last quarter Etnyre picked up his 'fifth personal and went back to the bench. He was soo joined by Larson, then xvitpsrmth more than a minute to -play, Dave Zumdahl picked up his fifth foul and joined his mates. Kaul picked up l I of the game, tossing just as the buzzer s the basket made ence in the outcs game, there might , hot argumentl. d Arlyn Larson, vt fl ay hampered by a finger injury th last 'few games, was back i form Tuesday night to lead th scoring with 31 points. Mest Reynolds Smith 4 and Derr Streaks came through with acau 2,52 Schroth 2. St. Ores led Thomson with Groharing came through with Hook had 6 Huizenga and Bu ema 5 eachf 'win the championship of V T im The 'Trojans talliedkthe firiLanairk Holiday cage t0UIStreakS Y basket, but the Strea's quic men . came in to tie the score, then g Hanover d 0 w n e d SctMGunt ahead. Thomson took the le 11 at the end of the period ar stayed in front the rest of t game. Box score: CHADWICK B F P Kaul ..,..... . .. 6 3 5 Zumdahl . . , . . 7 5 4 Hartman .. 2 4 2 ' 1 2 1 Turney ..,.. . ,. 4 O 5 Schroth .... .. 0 2 0 lStengel O 0 1 . ' ' 1 i'- 20 16 18. Trim B F P 3 3 4 4 0 2 . 2 l 5 ' , 3 .1 5 Night , 2 1 1 rluna IU ..,. . . . 2 2 0 Mitchell .......... 0 1 0 9 17 16 Score by quarters: b 13 G1-chafing 11 2 4 free throw and a basket in the U S 3 2 Huflevia 1 'J 5 last 10 seconds of play Saturday 32,1 3153, 3322265 352 night to take a 57-56 victoryfiflafff , Q0 3 Built'-Ima 3 2? lgftimes flvttllinet. we tlwtithi Eegpoiiifspbut dailingztog hiaawienjumped off, to 21, 2s ieadfvin' the, f1rst.,quarterg'.bu E ireshtplayers took,thef1floo fthe' ,Cards to' open .3 the 'sec yqliairtezt' and, theff.Streak1 gdn't copei with then1.1'1,Witl players 'in suits, Forrestol fl that time on substitutet iy,,while Chadwick used bu' :additional player during the ,eb , . . enny Etnyre' paced the iaks, swishing in five bas It in the first period, five ,ire plus two free throws in the il over the Pearl City Wolves f W 'i ' and three more buckets :last quarter. Ken Kaul ' 112 points and Larson ll 1 Streaks. lk led Forreston with 13 sand a free throw fora it total. Only other For- , iplayer to score in double g 7 I 1111 was Swalve with 11, but l,Streight 20 and Cooper 11 forary period, Chadwick hlgh'sDther boys came through Hanover. For Scales Moundfver Streaks Tuesday mghtrom 3 to 8 points each. both Webster and Laity scorednunced Mt. Carroll's Hawksesfon 3130 won the fl-Osh. 24 points, but no others hit in, to 47 in a Carroll Corlfer- ame, 69.52, but the Chad. double figures. ce game at Chadwick. quad played well and The Championship same waSDenny Etnyre, Off in Swrflmuch-lmprovementover aMound 75-70 Saturday ni' ' V once more in the first quarte' to take third, lace' in the tcT d N' h but the Streaks moved ahead l ney. Three plgyers scored lg t ' double figures, Flies tallying 2l,Outscorlng the visitors a hot contest all the way, withg in the last two or three fly part gf the Season, Pearl City gaining a 3-point mar- mes, was back in form Tues- ity box 5901-eg gin in the first half, and boosted y night to lead the Streaksgstl-ON B F P T it to four points bythe close df th a 20-point total. Daxder H 1 1 0 3 the third period. The StI'63kS.l'l'1d2lh1A dropped in 14, Arlyn er 1 0 0 0 0 came' back in the last period and rson 13 and Ken Kaul 10, ' ' 3 5 4 11 the lead changed hands fre-d each other Chadwick play- ah' ' 2 2 1 6 quently through the period un-' in the game scored at least aerniali ' ' 2 0' 2 . 4 til Pearl City gained a 2-pointce. i ' 13 1 3 27 margin as the clock went into Bob Hansen with 12 led the .l. ,J 1 1 9, the red. But a foul by Pearl lwks, with Nelson and Raa'G'nnon's Eagles edged the City sent Larson of the Streaks ch contributing 10. 'lick Silver Streaks, 58-56, to the charity stripe for two In the preliminaryu Mt. Car-' night inga, Carroll con- shots with less than 10 seconds 11 took a 43-I nnon, with left. Larson made the first shot,iadwick was with rity but his second bounced off theses of a regular rim and after a scramble Larson. unable to ,play 1 glesL 'f 9 A g al -3-point 4 , A . , came up with the ball and slip-mess. Wiersema ' geriod and iff' 31323 Qffoajfjoggd jgsdeff, Chadwick 14 14 11 17- ped it to Etnyre who dropped itllnls, cook and Ho Lanark ,Meet .img but - el gm H h-t 24 ' - tg fo Thomson .... 11 6 11 13- through the hoop to put Chad- jd 7, Kradler 5 an. lod as Bags We y' ' C 3 J 1 M-upomdd r Thomson, after the first qt wick in the lead. With 3 sec-' 1 12 times the Bgavei' Hn ta 1,611.13 mg ter of the frosh-soph gag OIJCIS left, Pearl City took t11e1For Mt. Carrol1,' ' ln theffree 185311, Wa ,CO ec mb ' moved into a lead and contint ball but couldn't get a shot awayg Scored in dont a y led idsbasa B F p T it up to take a 55-32 win inlin time. organ with is, Brl...1..,.-. -, ,.- -- 5 ,mowsiimd ' . preliminary. ' Larson with 20 points and Etsid Cowan 10. hnmiller another charity an-:ZZ-Ie ........... lg gl, 3 The visitors moved uito 1 nyre with 17 led the Streaks in Varsity box score: givethe Eagles 23 point? Kaul ' ' 3 3 2 9 lead once ID the f1rSt PSTIQCI, scoring tor the championship Chadwick B F P Tholding th - ti-eaks,to.g16 Zumdglm I I' 2 1 5 5 Thomson came back 'LO he ygame. Pearl City had four play- nyre g 5 10 3 20 ifouls in theflast quarteli Mest 5 4 0 14 county at 8-all 35 the ll'-1213 ers scoring in double f1gures,lul 5 0 3 10 atnyre, Ztundahl and Hartman 0 1 2 1 ended. In the next two perl but couldnt pick up quite rson 6 1 4 13 Streaks to the bench m Smh 0 0 1 0 Thvrmvghforgeg Kell algffaliiai engughhpogs. k est h 2 0 3 fitaih, cutting ,off a Cha coas e roug e as q oac an sions' sl mea 1 ' 6 2 s 14ra y. 1 tl,- 27 18 20 72'-9SPeCi3115f after PGFSOHHI ff Streaks battled their way 15352 .rytman 3 0 2 Gdwick outscored Shaninbi' LANARK B F P 'I-,left Chadwlck stwrt Of Play finals by defeating Lanark, 73- lith 1 0 0. 21 from the field, 'hung L Macau N 9 6 4 24lWith but seven playeis drei 66, in first-round play Wednes- ---- l dropped in Hahn U 0 0 4 offor the game, on y t ree vt day afternoon, while Scales 28 13 18 695 to 10 f0l'it1'1BfVlS1t0l75rfE.- Wall ' . 5 1 4 1i,1eft Ont e floor when the 11 Mound. turned back Thomson, yll. Carroll: :and BussledShannQng?J15 J Mmglg 7 4 1 18 'sounded the end df Play- Cf 71-64, in the other opener that rrer 1 1 2 3g ,each with -18, -,while Janssen 1 U 0 Z Kliadle,I-lfnderson afld Kn afliirnoog, liz 0 0 1 Ol with 17 was V 1 al drew ive persona S1 ot er first-round games, lson 3 4 3 loladwick. ,--, 'Ei lsilgilelhger' 8 8 3 .Buckley WHS WP SCOTGT. I Hanover edged East Dubuque, nsen 4 1 5 2 4 12 score: 1 , gi Roctaoaugh . 1 2 5 453115122 11011115 i021 Tkfimt andl Eearl City downed :vert 0 4 4 4li'lCK WM B -FAB' fd . , Qi 5 2' po grass C0 S09 , t. arro , 2-65. ab 5 0 1 102 , jg i'T 35'6 Lamoieuk ..-. ,Bragg igfgo lead Chadwick. L Thursiiax niglit with bofh .rth I 4 0 1 Score by quarters?4 13 ,Z7 61 ,TQHOMSON ' B F Cel?:divEl?yg1gwai1edopS csslids 15 11 16 47'lg:es Chadwick .. 21 19 13 19--72,'f.5neSS 1 2 I Mound, 96-38, to Send the Score bt' quarters: C7m79Iiv'fC91mtYi bdfkethaufl Lanark 18 5 14 2+-61-7,165-Wkley 3 6 4 Streaks into the championship tadwick 15 18 18 18--69 Ove' Molmfrcwlt here THGSQ V F h S h ' :iH1mS:,1, 5 3 Q final. In that game, Etnyrc .. Carroll 10 11 13 137-47f1'he Streaks'foutscoredi-tiie'Ham fo? 1 QP h d Drksi-2 3 chalked up as points and Lar- Fresh-Sovh Score by per10dS1tm -all fvvrsenods. .itiir . .Lanark t . ,,f'f't'!?'2f' -U,f1'12,S 551393 ----- 2 3 1 son ao to lead the streaks to vic-1- Carroll 8 15 10 10-+135 Dems Efnyre-shadsizog.pqinn 'won tilt: pil.',l1lillar5,l D13 0 1 l ,R, Elssens tory. However ,the top scorerladwlck v 5 11, 5 13-gigpace tbgpamdgandtnhvgzli the tllauwlcll oops tailed lil dl Daehler 0 1 1 of the game was Webster of supt' L. A. Messe, halxdle 14,3111 hitifor.14sk,Af1yn.Lai:6onE mm 'tl'L I'i' 1'4t'1lf K, WON a NM? Remfey --f--- 0 0 4ScalesxMound who slammed ine Cbadlillg duties again '0 and KenKait1'16 Fo Mm il W UM l'm 'Jd' ml Haas -'-'- '----- 0 2 042 Points in a losing' cause tolesdar ni211t-,Chadw '41 Chgd1,,1i.g., cg - tl lack several! Workman ,',,,,, ,, ' ' ' ' V ' l lu, lll ce p ills 1 -1 'v ll I ' LL im, X Ill! 1 ll l 'ntl larlul. I 4 set an indvidual sc r' mark im. .. , . ' 1- 1 fl, rewg'-'1, ciifi-1 .wlftfio-' 1 'for the medt Kaul agdexdg 17 for tu Silver 9 WR W ,dl Chadwick Smith tallied 7, Hart ID, -0' f' WW '5 gait' 1iiiMiWICK 5325311 3, Aumdahl and Knuttl 2 fog-if 57 N M 2 'rliruilan r 1. mn 'C l till J I O 0 1 W u V, ,ft , U .., ,.,Wq 112.f'. ,, 1. 1 es av twill! WiU U l 'i1 lu ' ' .'1 .-, lf+2g'- lt, ' t ' 1 1 5' ? gi Ol til-Ill 1.111 iitlfwl 2s 1rl1 20 15 2 1 , - 1 ,W - 1 W 1.,ai1iorcll:t with 17 aim l'i.Clllll M f - B F P P , 11.2-T'i'V '- iffc LXjhi5ff4il:Q'fTi'i f1'L77i 7fT71 , vit .0 lrualltrsl l1U -1 I-tUf1i1I'ti,i' ' iltt' .,... . ..... ii ill n ,jgjnijiv j,.?, ',Yf.E,'fQ'ltt': Vi - ' wi' 1 we1':pe L ft 51 J. ' 1 - 1, ' 5 - , , ,,,.. . . -..A - ..n...... . ..--.s-.1.:51nu:a. 1 - -- Y ' ' f- - - A l W,,Y',r I , P J ,l...,,x. ,,.,-.seiftwl al, .in w.+-. -- H ' ' ' -' - ' ' ' ' ' K fuofff f A STA TISTICIANS Nancy Brandenburg, Betty Elder, Ronda Lartz. ' 1 6: f ,Q 17 1? l'1 j, 1 Y l 7 I X X X, I gg 563 Z -if J' Q U- Pat St. Clair Sherri Fossett Marcia Tripp Connie Beyer VARSITY We're loyal to you, Chadwick High, we're silver and black, Chadwick Highg We'll back you to stand against the best in the land, For we know you will stand, Chadwick High. Rah Rah! So bring down that ball, Chadwick High, we're backing you all Chadwick High, Our team is the fame protector, on boys, for we expect A victory from you, Chadwick High. Bring down that dear old flag of silver and black For all your sons and daughters fighting for you, Like men of old on giants, placing reliance, shouting defiance Oskey Wow Wow! Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land, For honest labor and for learning we stand, lt's unto thee We pledge our heart and hand, dear Alma Mater Chadwick High! Che-hee, che-ha, che-hee ha ha, Chadwick High School, Rah R FROSH-SOPH Margaret Turney Mary Turney Jw-'HQ Judy Mertz Cheryl Ferris SENIORS XR- is 7 1 li. 1. FEE 'f- 'u3S1p x 1 w . , .A 'si-4' I T52 .,..-I I 1 4 ,mu We, the class of 1963, being of sound mind and body and realizing that we are depriving the Chadwick High School of our honored presence do hereby declare the statements re- corded in this document to be our Last Will and Testament, thereby rendering invalid all other statements and wills contrived. I, KEN HEFFELFINGER, bequeath my ability to play hookey successfully to Sherri Fos- sett. Have fun, Sherri. SANDI BRICTHTMAN, bequeath my wonderful position behind the counter to Dave Tur- ney. Don't keep the customers waiting, Dave. LOIS ALLEMAN, bequeath my love for underclassmen to Lana Maring. Keep giving them a rough time. KAREN ZUIDEMA, bequeath to Connie Beyer my ability to keep HIS eyes on the road. Don't let them wander, Connie. AURELLA NELSON, bequeath my drawing ability to Jerry Murray and Butch Queck- borner. Watch those lines and curves, boys. LARRY ADOLPH, bequeath my blushing to Jim Senneff. ELLEN VOS, bequeath my calm, cool head to Ken Kaul. Let's not blow up too often now. ALLAN HUIZENGA, bequeath my big, hot Ford to Karen Nelson. Keep the cobs out of it. PAT ST. CLAIR, bequeath to Dick Moen my cheerleading ability. Keep yelling, Dick. PAUL BENNETT, bequeath my rosy red cheeks to Gregory Stengel. DERRILL SCHROTH, bequeath to Butch Newendyke my love for Mt. Carroll. ARLYN LARSON, bequeath my love for distant travels to Barb Schubert. Make those roads burn, Barb. ARDITH ROSENOW, bequeath my mathematical ability to Barb Kness. DENNY ETNYRE, bequeath my basketball ability to Ronnie Brown. Now we should win every game, huh? KEN MICHAEL, bequeath my ability to defend myself to Sharon Adolph. BURNELL MOEN, bequeath my promptness in having my work done to Marcia Tripp. No more tardiness, Marcia. RONDA LARTZ, bequeath my roddin' around to Reynolds Smith. Don't let me down, Smitty. RICHARD GEISZ, bequeath all my lovable moods to Jane Sibley. Keep smiling, Jane. LARRY PAULEY, bequeath my ability to get along with girls to Lowell Hartman. Keep 'em guessing, Lowell. DIANE BURKHOLDER, bequeath my giggly personality to Darryl Mest. No more frown Darryl. In Witness whereof, We, the class of 1963, have to this, our Will, set our hands and seal this second day of January, in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-three. WITNESSES: SENIOR CLASS OF i963 Miss Penticoff Mr. Messer of 64 ! L' - ix E X .1 SENIOR FINGERS All of them are pointing forward, but many are crossed. As we look into the future, we see KAREN ZUIDEMA, a world-renowned lecturer. Her favorite topic is the Dutch Influence on American Social. Life. KENNETH HEFFELFINGER has finally found the perfect rod. He can drive it, fish with it, or hunt with it. PAT ST. CLAIR has entered the field of chiropractics. Friends claim her back rubs are not only out of this world but out of this town. LOIS ALLEMAN is now publishing German folk songs about the latest gos- sip. SANDI BRIGHTMAN is singing them. RICHARD GEISZ has been especially quiet these last few years. It appears as if he has lost his spittoon. AURELLA NELSON has continued in the field of art. We understand she is now painting a picture of love. LARRY ADOLPH has really grown. He's now a full stream. Another break-through in science has been made by a prize-winning phyicist. DIANE BURKHOLDER has discovered that the moon has a greater pull on the tide than on the untide. ARLYN LARSON is now producing his own educational TV program. He calls it Little Punks Can Learn Too. RONDA LARTZ has perfected a new vitamin pill to give boys a growing boost. fEspecially up.l A new universal constant has been found by a conductor, LARRY PAULEY. Bing before bang except after boom. KEN MICHAEL has entered the automotive industry. We understand he's a coming young man in a going concern. Many C.H.S. students are grateful for the contributions ELLEN VOS has made in the exacting field of music. Her crowning achievement has been the invention of a lighter bass drum. PAUL BENNETT has opened a Kiddie Land on the West Coast. Its special attraction is the real dodge-em cars. What's this? Has BURNELL MOEN discovered the second M.M.? ARDITH ROSENOW has recently perfected a new method of teaching Arithmetic. It's called Rosenow's 'Rithmetical Reasoning. DERRILL SCHROTH now owns a production concern in Mt. Carroll. He always has been rather fond of Mt. Carroll. ALLAN HUIZENGA has put his bus line on a more commercial basis. He calls it the Midnight Special. Last but not least DENNIS ETNYRE has been elected president. His plat- form was the following: It seems so unfair that some people have brains and are willing to work. 65 ' ' U I'f'f.-Tff'7l f'l - -n., ' K 'V' i 5 1 lx 'W Q .. l hi , 1 , .F QT. . f A' ,van gf , , I F 127. . 55234: ' Q , fp-.H iw , him. .4, I M' LARRY GLEN PAULEY IIJOBYI Annual Staff 4 Band l,Z,3,4 Baseball Z,3,4 Boys' Chorus Z Class Officer, President 2 Treasurer 3 Class Play 3,4 Contest Plays 3,4 Letterrnan's Club 4 Masquers 2,3 Mixed Chorus l,Z,4 Music Contest l,2,3,4 Pep Band l,Z,3,4 Statistician l,2,3 Student Council 4 Occupation: Civil Engineer PATRICIA SUE ST. CLAIR llpatll Annual Staff 4 Band l,Z,3,4 Cheerleader Z,3,4 Class Officer, Treasurer Z Reporter 3 Class Play 3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus 2,3 Librarian 2,3,4 Masquers l,Z,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Music Contest 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Occup ation: Undecided DERRILL ROBERT SCHROTH Wanderer Basketball 4 Class Play 3,4 F.F.A. 4 Paper Staff 4 Occupation: Marines 66 PAUL EUGENE BENNETT Buzz Class Play 3,4 F.F.A. l,Z,3,4 Masquers l,2,3 Student Council 2 Occupation: Auto Mechanic AURELLA ANN NELSON Cheeser-Anny Annual Staff 4 Class Play 2,3,4 Fl-l.A. l,2,3 Occupation: Artist KENNETH RUSSELL HEFFELFINGER IlHefflI Baseball l,2,4 Basketball l,Z,3,4 Class Play 3,4 F.F.A, 4 Lettern'1an's Club 3,4 Librarian Z Track 2 Occupation: Undecided KAREN FAYE ZUIDEMA llKaZe-yll Annual Staff 4 Class Officer Secretary 4 Class Play 3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Second Vice-President Librarian 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Paper Staff 4 Student Council 1 Occupation: Secretary DENNIS HOWARD ETNYRE Moose Annual Staff 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball l,Z,3,4 Boys' State 3 Class Officer President l Reporter Z Treasurer 4 Class Play 3,4 F.F.A. l,Z,3,4 President 4 Letterman's Club l,Z,3,4 Masquers 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Student Council 1,4 President 4 Track Z,3,4 Occupation: Plant Research ARDITH KAY ROSENOW Ardie Annual Staff 4 F.H.A.1,Z,3,4 Occupation: Undecided RICHARD LEE GEISZ Goose Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Class Officer President 2 Contest Plays l F.F.A. 3,4 Treasurer 3,4 Masquers 3 Mixed Chorus 1,4 Music Contest l Student Council 3 Track 1,Z,3 Occupation: Auto Mechanic 67 P pp 3 , , , , p j , ELLEN JEAN VOS ' l'Ellie Annual Staff 4 Band l,2,3,4 Class Officer Secretary 1,3 Class Play 3,4 F.H.A.1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 Historian 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2 Masquers 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Music Contests 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 F E ,l l2i'fii 1 1 ' 5 1' y ARlsgNkLEs LARSON , 5 ',f AnnuallHStZ.1ff 4 Baseball 1,2,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 3,4 Letterman's Club 4 Track 1 'Yi' Occupation: Undecided KENNETH WILLLAM MICHAEL YlMikeII Annual staff 4 ' - Band 1,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Boys' Chorus 3,4 Class Officer, President 3 li ,5 Contest Plays 1,3,4 , , , '11 lf Eli' ' ,T F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 gy Sentinel 3,4 l f Masquers 1,2,3 5 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Q Music Contest 1,3,4 4 Track 2 Occupation: Electronics School 81 ,.-A Air Force i 68 Statistician 2 Student Council 2 Occupation: Further Education BURNELL CLAYTQN MQEN, JR fnot collegel H1331-Dieu F.F.A. 4 Class Play 4 Occupation: Undecided RONDA CAROL LARTZ Roddin' Ronda Annual Staff 4 Band l,2,3,4 Class Play 4 F.H.A.1,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus 4 Masquers 1,2 Music Contest 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Statistician 4 Occupation: Teacher 1 A F SANDRA KAY BRIGHTMAN Sandi Annual Staff 4 Band l,2,3,-4 Class Play 3,4 F.H.A.1,Z,3,4 Projects Chr. 4 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4 Librarian 4 Masquers l,2,3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Music Contest 1,Z,3,4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Occupation: Beautician LOIS GRACE ALLEMAN Lowie Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus Z,3,4 Librarian 3 Mixed Chorus Z,3,4 Music Contest Z,3,4 Paper Staff 4 Occupation: Registered Nurse DIANA RAE BURKHOLD ER Rosie Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 3 Class Officer, Reporter l Secretary Z Reporter 4 Class Play 3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Second Vice-President Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Girls' Chorus Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus Z,3,4 Music Contest Z,3,4 Student Council 3 Occupation: Lab School LARRY CHARLES ADOLPH Squirt Class Officer, Vice-President 4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Manager 4 Occupation: Farming ALLAN GENE GUIZENGA IIOZII Annual Staff 4 Class Officer, Vice-President 3 President 4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Reporter 3,4 Manager 2 Occup ati-on: Enginee ring 69 4-A P-i1'f 7 4 .,,t .Y 2 , , JM, , -'M f ff ff 'izwzifi f ffff' 4 K mg' l M, if Q61 w 0165.7 n4,.,,..-fu 14,5 .ln lg rgjmg .,.... 2 'zzliew 9 y , 3' f Y V, rf' 4' vi 43' ' M- 0 ' . 25212 . 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Carroll Illinois Pittsburg Paints and a AR-HE WCRRELL CATTLE CO' Complete Line of Building Materials Milledgeville Illinois Phone Canal 5-482i BOB HELM'S BARBER SHOP r R I Need Your Head in My Business 'lqgjigg I .1 ff -,V1 Chadwick Illinois fx QV . DON KNESS rreucklme bd' Fertilizer--Limestone I Chadwick Illinois Chadwick, Illinois MU 4-358i ' I' I -1- --....f' ' U,f,e,.,,, RAYB.POLHlLL Qwllly S1 D 1 s 1936 5 llrid 43, T' Niki- bw ' - ea er ince I Merchandise VAIIETAQTXN, i FRANICS FURNITURE International Harvester Farm Equipment Trucl-cs--Tractors Chadwick Illinois h I MU 4-2431 Milledgeville Illinois MILLEDGEVILLE STATE BANK KRAFT'S A Home Bank tor Home People Men's and Boys' Wear Member F.D.l.C. Phone 311 I Mt. Carroll Illinois Milledgeville, III. Phone Canal 5-300l MERTZ BODY SHOP HEFFELFINGER CAFE Meals and Short Orders C I Sunday Dinners EMUIS I Omlinfcgepiiislggnxgork Fountain Service 1 Chadwick, Illinois B Chodw'cl4 Ill' ' ' R I I , :nous Mu 4-2841 ,, QM X Charles and Mildred Heffelfinger CHARLES CHUCK AUDE Auctioneering and Real Btate No Sale too Large to Handle or too Small to Appreciate .lOHNSON'S PROCESSING PLANT Our Specialty Wrapping Sl Freezing for Home Freezers MU 4-2021 Fay B. 8. Elery Johnson 1 1 r--.-....,......-- -... ,,v......?. SANDRA'S BEAUTY SHOP Open from 8-55 Tuesday--Saturday Chadwick lllinois Call MU 4-3821 SlEVERT'S For Fine Food 8 Drink Steaks 84 Seafoods Monday Through Saturday Serving Spaghetti Monday fOr Every Other Monday Pizza Mt. Carroll Phone 7553 MYERS 8 LITWI LLER Electrical Hardware BIERMAN 81 LARSON MOTOR SALES Appliances 30 'tus Paints--Glass k l'flL'.'.-'..3'L'1 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Chadwick Illinois Sales--Service MU 4-226l Milledgeville, Ill . Dial CA 5-353l THE Q LINE STElN'S FOOD MARKET Member Certified Grocers RUSS Queckboerner Complete One Stop Food Store ,U . K :? M353 T wi' -1' x '- I-:I i Xi Mu 4-2182 ,'1 , . fe l . MU 4-2551 ChCldWiCl4 lll'n0'5 Chadwick Illinois Mll.LEDGEVll.l.E MOLTMANN-SMHH S F U R D O oREENHousEs F d sei' -2952 JW M357 ' or Sales Z no-x.i-iy6.fw L ' I5 ' ' e ' g I Xi O Flowers for All Occasions Juncnon Rfs. 64 ev 78 CA 5'466' Mt. Carroll Illinois Milledgeville Illinois A-e-v..q.,f....w-,srv D ' 'i Afii J '5?S'ff'?'fS'5Li'3.+.ff 'if' 1 '7T4'1'51l'f' ,, I kn T vas-' 1 , I-1-.: -'qi my I Q1-fl: I M, 2::.:, . 5:-' w.-MWWSQC ' 'Q-1'1 -' ' X3 N. I -Wa--...4.M 3 I mf I I I I PAULEY'S PLUMBING 81 HEATING Myers Water Systems American Standard Fixtures WEBER'S FARM SERVICE Livestock Bought and Sold Feeds + Seeds + Farm Supplies Chadwick Illinois I I I I I Buy the Best--Buy Texaco ARNlE'S TEXACO Chadwick Illinois I I I Phone MU 4-399i SPENCER PLUMBING SI HEATING All Kinds of Digging Television and Appliances Clifton Spencer, Proprietor MU 4-2831 I I I MILLVIEW FEED MILL On Route 78 9 Miles Southwest of Chadwick Supersweet Feeds We Do Grinding 81 Mixing Hulling 81 Rolling Liquid Molasses Blending THE ADAM'S COMPANY M . Carroll Illinois Savanna Illinois MILLER S MILL Chadwick Illinois Grains--Feeds--Mixing Saltblocks NUTRENA Compliments of GRIMM s DAIRY v-H'w7m-u.n.- W Mount Carroll Illinois I I I 1 ' I I I I . u , J L I , I If 44 421' 1 5? A4 3? I I E I K .-,V 1.c!?'C'7 lin. v' Y X. A Bunk wifh Confidence 1' A Compliments of A FARMERS STATE BANK CHADWICK SUPPLY CU. l HAROLD PINK--OWNER ' Chadwick Illinois Phone Mu 4-2201 2 ,::xf:.- S Q, 5 Hgmgtg 1 ly? Chadwick Illinois D W I C ff S Q, A X H E E S E 0 QP Q, Q O, ffl C H E 1 Q R S 0 if 9 0 fi 0 Q, 4? Q, 0 Q 'P We Need More Good Milk to Meet our Demond for Good Swiss Cheese - -A-HliH 5'5f?f-is:fS13-SW-6:- 1'Hi--' -A - , Q, . .aff SMITH'S ORNAMENTAL IRON Cast and Wrought Iron Made to Order Interior 8. Exterior For Free Estimate, Write or Call MU 4-3811 or MU 4-2151 D. E. Smith--Chadwick LITWILLER LUMBER 34 GRAIN COMPANY Dial 225-2611 Milledgeville Illinois Home of Good Service Farm and Urban Supplies MISSILE LANES Milledgeville Illinois Bowling--Pool--Recreation Snack Bar I , Z l ,K Phone CA 5-3991 Q To Saveguard Your Money Where lt Will Grow, and at the Same Time Be Handy When Needed Deposit Your Dollars in a Banlc Savings Account with Us. 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